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Prof. Mahon argues that the threat of deindustrialization first appeared in a sector then dominated by Canadian capital -- textiles. Moreover, Mahon suggests that the Canadian state cannot act in the narrow interests of dominant capitals, but to take measures to restore Canada's industrial base in order to secure their political interests.
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